Joe Sheehan

Joined: Dec 11, 2013

Joe Sheehan has been contributing to Sports Illustrated and SI.com since 2007. Prior to that he was a founding member of Baseball Prospectus and a contributor to ESPN.com. He's been a regular guest on ESPNews' "The Hot List", MLB Network's "Clubhouse Confidential" and "Fantasy 411", and "SportsTalk" on the NBC Sports Network. He's probably talking baseball on the radio somewhere right now. A graduate of the University of Southern California, Joe lives in New York.

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Why the Nationals Might Be Most Surprising World Series Champions Ever

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Rays' Outrageous Montreal Plan Only Exists to Get New Stadiums Built—Again

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Seeing An Immaculate Inning May Be The Next-Best Thing To A No-Hitter

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Trend Spotting: Short starts, longballs and a New York mess are defining the season

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Modest proposals: Suggesting a solution for every National League team

The Dodgers should bank on homegrown talent, the Cubs should place their trust in Albert Almora Jr., and more points of interest as the season gets going.

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Modest proposals: Suggesting a solution for every American League team

Modest proposals for all 15 American League teams, offering small ways they can boost their chances of success.

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The case for MLB to take part in the 2020 Summer Olympics

MLB should capitalize on baseball's return to the Olympics in 2020 in Tokyo and send its best and brightest stars to the Games to help further the sport's global outreach.

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A-Rod, Legend: The case for appreciating Alex Rodriguez's greatness

New York Yankees' designated hitter Alex Rodriguez announced his retirement, but despite all the controversies there's no doubting his greatness as a player.

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Cubs, Yankees among six teams that will shape MLB trade deadline

The Cubs, Indians, Mariners, Pirates, Royals and Yankees are six of the most important teams to watch as the MLB trade deadline draws closer.

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How They Can Win: Each AL team's guide to a 2016 World Series title

Think your team has no shot at a championship this year? Here's how each American League club, no matter how down in the dumps, can win the World Series.

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How They Can Win: Each NL team's guide to a 2016 World Series title

Think your team has no shot at a championship this year? Here's how each National League club, no matter how down in the dumps, can win the World Series.

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Three Strikes: Hosmer plays hero, Collins costs Mets, Colon delivers

Joe Sheehan breaks down Game 5 of the World Series, including why Eric Hosmer deserves praise for his mad dash, Terry Collins deserves blame for his player management strategy and, most of all, why the Kansas City Royals deserve to be World Series champio